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Is there any technical 'glitch' on my iTunes Music track listing that would result in the vocals sounding almost secondary while instruments and harmonies tend to be front and centre? Very odd.
/Michael.
Michael’s MacBook Air 2023
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Hey michaelgmitchell,
We'd recommend reviewing this article for information on adjusting the sound quality in Music on Mac: Adjust the sound quality in Music on Mac - Apple Support
"Use the Music equalizer
- In the Music app
on your Mac, choose Window > Equalizer. - Do one of the following:
- Choose a preset option from the pop-up menu.
- Drag the frequency sliders (also knowns as faders) up or down to increase or decrease the volume of a frequency (in decibels).
- The equalizer’s settings apply to all songs until you change the settings, except for songs that have equalizer presets assigned to them.
- Select On to turn on the equalizer.
Create your own equalizer presets
- In the Music app on your Mac, choose Window > Equalizer.
- Drag the sliders to adjust the frequency settings.
- Choose Make Preset from the pop-up menu and name your preset.
To rename or delete a preset, choose Edit List from the pop-up menu.
Choose equalizer presets for specific songs
- In the Music app on your Mac, select a song in the Music window.
- Choose Song > Info, then click Options.
- Choose a setting from the equalizer pop-up menu.
- To choose presets for other songs, use the Next button
or the Previous button 
in the bottom-left corner. - Click OK.
The equalizer preset you chose applies to the song whenever you play it.
Adjust the Sound Enhancer
The Sound Enhancer increases the perceived “wideness” of the stereo effect by modifying bass and treble response.
- In the Music app on your Mac, choose Music > Settings, then click Playback.
- Make sure Sound Enhancer is selected.
- To increase or decrease the effect of the Sound Enhancer, drag the slider."
Thanks!